Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ^ and attention to working out the details ofmunicipal ownership, then in its formative state, and was able to carryon this work successfully when later appointed Supervisor by MayorRolph. In addition to his work in committee. Dr. Giannini was oneof the most active members of the Board. At the expiration of his last term he found the pressure of privatebusiness such that he could not conscientiously seek re-election andturned from public life to give his attention to the banking business,retaining, however, a strong interest in public affairs, in wh
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ^ and attention to working out the details ofmunicipal ownership, then in its formative state, and was able to carryon this work successfully when later appointed Supervisor by MayorRolph. In addition to his work in committee. Dr. Giannini was oneof the most active members of the Board. At the expiration of his last term he found the pressure of privatebusiness such that he could not conscientiously seek re-election andturned from public life to give his attention to the banking business,retaining, however, a strong interest in public affairs, in which hehas enjoyed close relations with some of the highest officers of theState. Dr. Giannini was married in 1905 to Miss Leontine Denker ofLos Angeles, and they have a son. He is a member of the Olympicand Commonwealth Clubs, the Native Sons, and other organizations. FoR^rER City 213. A ADOLF KOSHLANDFormer Supervisor rX)LF KOSHLAXD, formermember of the Board of Super-visors and one of the most activemembers during- the important pre-Exposition period, was l)orn inTchenhausen. Bavaria, January 1,1876. the son of Isidor and Reg-ina(Sinsheimer) Koshland. Receivingliis education at Kgl. Kreisreal-schule. ^lunich, Bavaria, he came totliis country in 1891 and engaged intlie mercantile business in San Fran-cisco, which ever since has been hisliome. He first served in a public ca-pacity as a member of the GrandIur\- for 1909-1910, displaying there-on the same conscientiousness ofpurpose and thorough knowledge ofgovernmental conditions that latercharacterized his service on the Board of Supervisors. He was electedSupervisor in 1912. and was Chairman of the Supplies Committeeand also a member of the Committees on Public Health and on Light-ing and Rates. To all of these, as well as to the councils of the Board, he gave avigorous and untiring attention that was equaled only
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